About PokéWallet
PokéWallet is a REST API for trading card game prices and data. It covers 12 games, from Pokémon and One Piece to Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh! and Disney Lorcana, with TCGplayer (USD) and Cardmarket (EUR) prices refreshed daily and one API key for all of them. It is built and run by a small independent team.
Timeline
- Oct 2025PokéWallet goes online, in Early Access

pokewallet.io in November 2025, during Early Access. - Nov 2025The PokéWallet blog opensFirst post →
- Jan 2026The Pokémon TCG API opens to developersLaunch post →
- Feb 2026Out of beta: card prices on every plan, Free includedPlans →
- May 2026The One Piece Card Game APIDocs →
- Oct 202612 games, the Ultra plan, official SDKs and an MCP serverOne key, 12 games →
How we handle data
- Prices come from TCGplayer (market price, USD) and Cardmarket (trend, EUR). They are refreshed once a day, and every price carries an
updated_atdate. - Price history is available for Pokémon only.
- No eBay listings and no grading data. When something can't be verified, such as pull rates before a set is out, we say so instead of guessing.
Coverage by game and plan is on Supported games and Pricing.
How the blog is written
Articles on the PokéWallet blog are written by the PokéWallet Team. Market and set guides use prices from our own API feed, with the date they were pulled. When an article changes in substance, for example with new prices, it shows an "Updated" date.
Spotted an error? Write to hello@pokewallet.io and we will correct it.
Independence
PokéWallet is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Nintendo, Creatures Inc., Game Freak, The Pokémon Company, Bandai, Wizards of the Coast, Konami, Disney, Ravensburger or any other publisher. All game names, characters and related indicia belong to their owners. Comparison articles say clearly that PokéWallet is our product.